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3821  Other / Meta / Re: A question about unsolicited PMs on: May 31, 2021, 02:43:28 AM
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BitcoinFX, isn't that the guy who donated 100s of bitcoins to Gavin's faucet back in the day? I think I remember that from a thread I wrote some time ago. Thanks for bringing that up as an example of what can happen in such situations.
I don't know about the faucet donation (did not search for it) from BitcoinFX but the person exchanged pizza for Bitcoin with Lazlo. Are you aware of this story? Grin

laszlo I would offer to buy you a pizza, but I'm not based in the USA, so they might think I'm a prank caller.

If you don't get any other offers I might look into how to go about buying you one online.

Are you getting hungry or do you just like pizza ?  Cheesy

Thanks for the trade BitcoinFX!

Your welcome laszlo ! ( delayed response - lol ) I hope you enjoyed your Pizza Smiley
3822  Other / Meta / Re: A question about unsolicited PMs on: May 30, 2021, 01:08:19 PM
- If I want to advertise a service, is it against the rules to PM that member on the forum and asking if he/she is interested in working with me?
You can but should not. Because the PM receivers have rights to report your PM or simply ignore it. If a report is against you, you might get troubles with moderation per rule.

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- Is it ONLY against the rules if I send 5, 10, 100... PMs with the same content to multiple recipients. That would then be considered flooding.    
That rule is applied and not restrict to massive unsolicited PMs but the ban against you will be different by three main factors:
You sent over 100 PMs with the same format: clear unsolicited bulk PMs. 4 people reported it, making it unwanted & unsolicited bulk PMs = spam. Most others would've been banned much longer.

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- If someone sends me a PM saying: "Cool site. If you want, I can advertise/write about it on my blog for a fee", is he breaking the unsolicited PMs rule?
- If I see a gambler who posts excellent tips on the forum, and I PM him saying: "Do you want to cooperate and join forces in finding value bets"? Can he report me for sending unsolicited PMs, and am I breaking the rules?  
Sure. It breaks that rule but depends on receivers (report or ignore), the senders will get different endings, ban or no consequence at all.
3823  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Protect your valuable personal information by avoiding tempting offers! on: May 30, 2021, 12:48:28 PM
And let's be honest right now - anyone who tends to fall to these things will have to learn through experience anyway, because if you're this silly then you will probably mess up at least once..
I don't have to get learn from experience to know what such scam is. Because in life, you can see it in many aspects of our society: economics, health, stocks, investments, promos, etc.

If anyone falls into this, it is because they are greed and ignore all scam reminders they have ever seen in their lives. I am sorry for their loses but they really deserve to get loses that are good for their expensive learning from experience.

  • Too good to be true.
  • Too easy to be true.
Forget such free gifts.
3824  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: Convenient way to monitor BTC? on: May 29, 2021, 03:46:31 PM
For crypto like Bitcoin with the standard with 3 confirmations for deposit, it is not realistic to move it around exchanges and enjoy price gaps.

Suggestion
  • Recommended exchanges for lowest and highest price in the interested period (can be 5min, 15min, 30min, etc.). You can make a table.
  • When I hover the mouse on one point in the chart, is it possible to give the bubble with exchanges for lowest, highest price ATM?
3825  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Another guy talking about bitcoin founder! on: May 29, 2021, 01:39:49 PM
The secret of Satoshi Nakamoto has never been resolved and will never been resolved.

Anyone try to claim to be Satoshi Nakamoto or make a publication that Satoshi Nakamoto is found, will probably more than 95% is liar.

I never waste my time to read such articles or watch such meme videos. They try to increase their Followers or traffics.

And this one is Tiktok.  Tongue
3826  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: No One Can Shut Down Bitcoin on: May 28, 2021, 11:08:56 AM
Different nations have different laws and regulations. The world is complex enough to find a consensus for all nations to ban Bitcoin mining. The entities they can ban are Bitcoin mining farms, not individual miners.

With the growth of Bitcoin, and if People's Republic of China (PRC) ban all Bitcoin mining and ASIC production, other nations will open the gate for it. What governments want are taxes from their people. Bitcoin mining and ASIC production can bring them money.

Have you ever thought PRC will ban all Bitcoin mining and ASIC production? They will be mad if they implement such policy.
3827  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: There are not even 21M BTCs, I'd say max.17M BTCs available at a given time on: May 28, 2021, 10:59:19 AM
I can't really find the methodology other than the mention of relating the price and the economic mechanisms doesn't always hold true for something as volatile as Bitcoin where economic decisions are not always as rational as they seem. The paper isn't peer reviewed as well, I'll take that with a pinch of salt. Modelling rate based on historical figures doesn't make any sense either.
Models are not perfect and many factors in models will be changed. In the past, especially in early years after the genesis block, many people lost their Bitcoin because they considered it is a joke. Mine it, buy it for fun, and don't know the importance of private key or they simply don't believe that Bitcoin will have price at thousands of dollar.

In the past, the available educational resources about Bitcoin is limited. This education limitation contributes to the number of Bitcoin was lost.

Nowadays and in the future, things are and will be changed
  • Abundant resources to teach, warn them about the importance of seed or private key.
  • Price of Bitcoin is expensive and they will be more serious with their Bitcoin.
  • Consequently, people will learn more, and be more careful with their private key that in turn make the rate of lost Bitcoin will be lower
3828  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: There are not even 21M BTCs, I'd say max.17M BTCs available at a given time on: May 28, 2021, 10:41:26 AM
The reason why we still use the 21 million cap when talking about bitcoin is the same exact reason why you use the word "probably" when talking about the 17 million cap assumption. While I think something like 17-18m is more probable due to the lost BTC, 21m is simply just a more factual metric. While 17m-19m is likely, we really don't have data on how much BTC are actually lost. We only know that they ain't moving, but not necessarily "lost".
The initial total supply of Bitcoin (~21 million, it is a rounded number) and its halvings every four years are enough to imagine about its scarcity. The more lost Bitcoin will only make it looks more scarce but scarcity is not only factor that makes the value of Bitcoin.

Scammers can make a shit coin with total supply at 21,000 but it does not cause a price of that coin will be 1,000 higher than Bitcoin.

In 2020, before the bearish break-out of Bitcoin, YFI is the hottest in crypto market. It joins the market when people were mad with DeFi and gives people a feeling that it is extremely scarce. In September of 2020, YFI has a price above $40,000 when Bitcoin was trading around $10,000.  Shocked

YFI's total supply
3829  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin bull run, it's time to debunk Bitcoin FUD. on: May 28, 2021, 05:40:56 AM
Slap yourself if you sell your Bitcoin below $100k in this bull run.
This is too harsh for me but I'm one of those who have sold and not just under $100k but even lower before the bull run which I really have regret and felt sorry to myself for making that decision and mistake last year. However, it had taught me a lot of lessons and that's quite an expensive investment to myself just to learn that very lesson. With that particular lesson, I'm now aiming to survive and hopefully that sooner or later we're going to see that bitcoin will surpass $100k.
Taking profit is good and profit will be profit if you cash your Bitcoin to fiat. The next step, using fiat to buy some physical things (not digital) like real estate or some others.

Many newbies, exclusively me in the past, lost profit I earned because I stood in the market longer than I should do. When you have fiat or stable coins, and lack of experience, you can jump into the market in minutes. If you re-participate in with bad time of market, and hesitate to exit, you lose your previous profit.

My previous reminder is for newbies who bought at top from $50k to $65k and sold off below $35k. It is not applied for people who took profit. Small or big, you took profit so it is good.

Newbies who were FOMO and panic sold off, should slap themselves.
3830  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin bull run, it's time to debunk Bitcoin FUD. on: May 27, 2021, 02:30:08 PM
When FUD comes and there are lots of panic selling it just makes the bag move from small pocket to big pocket and where the whales are ready to filter your bitcoins, that's why a lot of FUD, I always monitor news about bitcoin from 2016 and every year it happens the same, that's important positive news like what you are spreading this will make bitcoin holders strong to hold it
Whales manipulate the market by news and they draw as well as distort the chart for us to watch before they release shocking news for us. I don't agree that news are the same. Sometimes, they reuse old news in the past, it is a low level FUD. Sometimes, they add some creative information into past news, recook it and make a new one.

The crowd's emotion and thoughts will be changed by the market. When their mood is positive, bad news can not affect them. When their mood is bad, bad news makes them fearful whilst good news can not make their mood better.

It is why after deep crash, the market will take days or a few weeks to recover. People maintain their panic, uncertainly, fear for a while and being doubtful about future of the market.

Their money is stolen by FUD and their confidence is lost because of FUD.
3831  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What are the factors that make ICO's gain or loose value after ICO's? on: May 27, 2021, 01:49:10 PM
Why do so many ICOs loose in value when they are listed and what are the lessons to learn from them to gain value overtime?
If price of ICO token falls down too much after listing and much lower than the ICO price. You will have to wait for months to see good rally that can be connected with their roadmap, big scheduled events. Obviously, it does make sense only if developer teams can keep up their works to meet the roadmap.

In bull market, with listing news on big exchanges, assets will mostly rise up, not fall down. Unfortunately, a few hours after x rises, price will fall down and if you are greed at in early minutes after listing, you would probably buy it at top, stuck there for a while.
3832  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin bull run, it's time to debunk Bitcoin FUD. on: May 27, 2021, 01:09:30 PM
To be honest, media can be also the one we can blame for these kinds of FUD. Recently when we got a huge dump and a lot of FUD spread, there are a lot of media that are misleading, especially their headlines.
Media takes those chances to increase their traffics and get more income. There are paid services to create, support and spread FUD.

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Additionally, there are still a lot of people these days that got very low reading comprehension which for sure, could lead to FUD if they saw some articles from different media.
Agree with you. If they don't have good in-depth reading skills, they can stop reading news. News are reflected on chart so they can simply open Trading views and do their homework. When they can play well with Trading views and with their tradings, investments, they can read news.

Why do you need to trust others? Can't you just think for yourself?
The information is all out there, all you have to do is do some research, do a little bit of calculation and some brainpower to make up your own conclusions. You can always read what other experts say (experts not malicious idiots like Musk) to figure out things you missed.
The crowd need something easy, comfortable to digest and media gives them news. They are happy with news in bull market and feel sad, panic, fearful in bear market or only in corrections. It is side-effects of news and dependence.
3833  Other / Meta / Re: ban appeal thread on: May 26, 2021, 04:22:12 PM
That account was reported there (check the case with id 230) and it was banned 771 days ago, according to BPIP's Archive

The most likely reason is plagiarism and if it is the cause, your chance is very low.

It is plagiarism. In the first page of your post history, I see this one and Google search confirms you copied and pasted it. No source link. Worse, there are more similar posts in the first page.

You case is closed. Permanent ban, the ban appeal is failed. I'm sorry.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1200104.msg49205095#msg49205095
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De Minaur was unimpressed at his schedule - having played two matches on Saturday, he will be on court on Monday also: "What is more annoying is me having to play Monday at the Australian Open and not getting helped out as a fellow Aussie at your home slam. I think they are punishing Aussies for playing deep in their home tournaments and I think that's not what they should be doing ... They came out with the schedule before they even saw the halves or saw who was in the final in the weeks prior. I think that is pretty poor."
Source article: https://www.foxsports.com.au/tennis/australian-open/sydney-international-2019-alex-de-minaur-hits-out-at-australian-open-for-punishing-aussies-with-scheduling/news-story/567c99b5d92b27017a5836bf7ea81fcb
3834  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How to acquire data on exchange in-flows without Glassnode subscription? on: May 26, 2021, 03:54:21 PM
Another alternate website is Viewbase.com with data for Exchange Flows.

This particular page is for Bitcoin's Supply on exchanges: https://www.viewbase.com/coin/bitcoin. It has a limitation with a max period for 30 days.

Follow their Twitter page for their tweets and hot findings. https://twitter.com/viewbasecom
3835  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Bitcoin 2024 - 2025 bull run, it's time to debunk Bitcoin FUD. on: May 26, 2021, 03:36:47 PM
Here. I am not arguing with you about where we are and where the market is temporarily as well as how it will move.

I share one website for you that I am sure will be helpful for you in long term. If you are a bitcoiner or a newbie in this market, spend your time to read documents on that website. You will not regret it.

When you read and prepare enough knowledge about Bitcoin FUD, you will be more confident when FUD pops-up.

The website is Endthefud.org that supplies
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The best links to articles debunking Bitcoin FUD.

Let's get started and debunk Bitcoin FUD, and prepare for Bitcoin next top around $100k.
  • Slap yourself if you are unknowledgeable and only want to gamble.
  • Slap yourself if you sell your Bitcoin below $100k in this bull run. It did not make this price in 2020-2021 bull run but I believe it will make it in 2024 - 2025 bull run.
  • Slap yourself if you are greed and get liquidated.

If you have articles, things to contribute to endthefud.org website, you can contact them by pulling a request on their Github https://github.com/pox/EndTheFUD


Also check two websites to see in the past, how Bitcoin moves after FUD finished its goals.
3836  Economy / Services / Re: 1xbit.com signature campaign (open) on: May 25, 2021, 01:58:23 PM
We believe that current accusations don't represent our site and made in order to refund lost bets.  
Also, we receive messages from people who don't have issues playing with us.
Thus, we want to let people grounds to try themselves and speak freely about 1xBit.

Sincerely,
1xBit team
I don't actually know your casino problems and accusations on it. I know your past signature campaign got troubles and you closed it shortly after launch.

There is your post when you closed it.
We don't want participants of our campaign to receive negative feedback for wearing our signature, that's why we are pausing the campaign.

We will relaunch it once there is a fertile environment for launching it.  (locking thread to avoid off topic posts)
You shown your good attitude towards your supporters with it but have you solved your casino problems yet?

The pay rate of your campaign is very good with only 15 posts per week but if you have yet solved your past problems, you will not be able to high good posters.
3837  Economy / Economics / Re: Do you think Elon is manipulating the market? on: May 25, 2021, 12:39:22 PM
-Elon Musk tweeted about Tesla not accepting Bitcoin as a payment method
This fud gets success because people believe in the big usecase of Bitcoin on Tesla. Honestly, how many people will actually use Bitcoin to buy Tesla electric cars. People exaggerated the Tesla adoption and now they got side effects from it.

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-Bitcoin price falls after China calls for crackdown on bitcoin mining and trading behavior
China can get benefit from both Bitcoin mining and crypto tradings. Hey, if you are Chinese government, will do you self-destroy your chances to get more money for your nation?

Restrictions on scams are good and should be done as seriously as possible. No nation will open their laws for scam attempts. Do you think that is what China will more seriously control, ban, and crack down?
3838  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: 🔥 WOW, Michael Saylor and Elon Musk, What do you think? on: May 25, 2021, 11:38:45 AM
The cycle of manipulation will be like this
  • A few first attempts: big effects
  • The more repetitive attempts: less effects
  • Then the market will not be shocked with those attempts from same person, nation, etc. It is so-called saturation effects.
  • After a long time, when the market participants forget about those entities, they will appear and make shocks again.
  • I meant manipulation effects will depend on when the power is used
  • Targets of manipulations are newbies, not senior guys and in the market, we always have new newbies
3839  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Large Transfers - best practices? on: May 25, 2021, 11:29:55 AM
Let's say I want to make a large transfer to an exchange. I am sure to verify the receiver address. However, if the exchange made a mistake somehow, all the bitcoin would be lost forever. So does it make sense to send a small amount first, confirm that they receive it, and then send the rest?
It is not a good idea if you move your fund (assume all of it) with
  • A single transaction because if you make mistakes with your transaction (wrong address, wrong chain, etc.), you lose your coin. Mistakes can be from you or your trade partner.
  • It is good to make first small transaction to confirm all details given by your trade partner or friend is correct.
  • If details are correct, you can use your second transaction to finish that trade
  • If it is your own fund movements, I advise you to do it in different time. Why?
    • It can help you to avoid issues with exchanges. Just in case if exchange is hack (like Hotbit weeks ago)
    • To avoid anything bad suddenly occurs on the network
    • This tutorial is a bit paranoid obviously
  • Read this guide How to lose your Bitcoins with CTRL-C CTRL-V. It is very important!
3840  Other / Meta / Re: List of the forum's admins/ global moderators/ staffs on: May 25, 2021, 11:09:06 AM
It is my appreciation with your help. I spend a few minutes to update OP with the section for Ex-staffs and Reference links.
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